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Thursday, 07/24/2014 7:11:37 PM

Thursday, July 24, 2014 7:11:37 PM

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How's this for a scenario. TransCanada puts a 4-unit AOT on their pumping station in Udall KS. They test it for a couple of months and decide everything looks good and they want to negotiate a deal for more units for the entire length of the pipeline. Gregg already knows that Kinder Morgan has been chomping at the bit to get their hands on a unit ever since the PEG meeting in May but Gregg doesn't have one to give them. Gregg cordially asks TC to terminate their contract in Oct. in lieu of price concessions in the deal they are currently negotiating so that he can commit to a system for KM to be installed on their pipeline in Texas in early December. TC agrees but covers their current contract talks by saying tests are on-going etc. etc.

My bet is that TC has already given STWA a verbal purchase order for multiple units and are now working with STWA to try and get the logistics of when these additional systems will be built and who will be paying the upfront costs etc. etc.

Why would STWA want a conference call to announce Q2 Financials unless their was something else they wished to announce? Why is this conference call taking place immediately after the market closes on a Monday? All of you should know that whenever a large company has important information to announce that will directly effect the price of their stock they always do it after the close of the market on a Monday so that the stock can gap up first thing Tuesday morning at the open.

I think its a done deal and they are simply dotting the "i"s and crossing the "T"s over the next few days and writing the script for the presentation to get maximum reaction.
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